Sentence examples for considered a driver from inspiring English sources

The appearance of C4-grasses is considered a driver of evolutionary faunal shifts, but despite the difference of ecosystem evolution in the north, similar hominins and suids occurred in both landscapes, pointing to distinct habitat flexibility and also nutritional versatility.

Will the software controlling the car be considered a "driver"?

The trade was viewed as a good acquisition for both teams, as Pryce was considered a driver of the same ability as Peterson, but would cost Lotus less, while Peterson could attract sponsorship to the relatively new Shadow team.

Decreased ankle mobility can be considered a driver of locomotion impairment in AIA.

For example, a gene harboring a significantly greater number of mutations than expected by chance would be considered a driver, since it is likely that mutations in that gene are selected for during oncogenesis.

The reduction in Digit Symbol Substitution scores related to p-tau-positivity provides evidence that although tau pathology is considered a driver of late-stage cognitive decline, it is also associated with subtle impairment in what is considered a cognitively intact population.

To see how Pigovian taxes work, consider a driver checking out the offerings at his local auto dealership.

"Raising the drinking age to 21 does save lives," said James C. Fell of the Pacific Institute for Research and Evaluation, lead author of the study, "and while every state makes it illegal to have a fake ID, they really should strongly consider a driver's license sanction for the offender.

In this study, some different approaches were designed, implemented, and evaluated to perform multi-criteria route planning by considering a driver's preferences in multi-criteria route selection.

To qualify for the 'superlicence' required to race in F1, De Silvestro will have to complete 300km of testing in an F1 car, although there are provisions to waive that if governing body the FIA considers a driver has proven their capabilities in a suitable category.

Now consider a driver who is guilty of precisely that same moment of inattention but happens to be at an intersection where a pedestrian crosses into the path of the car and is struck and killed.